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Alive with a Bullet in His Brain.

SAN FsANcIsco, July 2fth-[Special Frank
day by H A. Bonjour is more comfortable than
might be expected in his condition He
was able to speak yesterday but would say
nothing about the event whereby he received
his fTightful wounds, save This is horrible" ="
That he lives at all is most unusual A man
shot through the brain usually falls dead imme-
diately, yet Atkinson is alive, has conscious
ness and is not even paralVzed
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The Chief sIopeers.

New YoBK. July 24th.-4 Boston dispatch to
the World quotes Pat Sheedy as willing TO bet
that kilrain and Jem Smith VIII never fight,
and do not mean to, as Smith is under 81 600
bonds not to accept or issue a thallei ge FOR a
year. Sullivan intends to remain abroad for
eighteen months, starting some time IN August
After visiting England and the Continent he
will go % Australia, giving only boxing exhibi.
tions.
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FOREIGN.
THE IRIsH LAND BILL.
Salisbury's Complete Surrender to the
Plan of CamDaipu.

LONDON, July 2ith.-An interview was had to-
United Trelaad. on the subject of the Irish land
bill O'Brien said that the first effect of the
measure would be to bankrupt and destroy the
majority of the landlords in Ireland, and the
next effect would be to destroy the Government,
which had purchased Office with concessions
destructive to the Conservative party. After a
bitter struggle of six days, he said the Ministry
had adopted Paruelrs bill, and it was the plan
of campaign that had forced them To pursue
their present course.
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BARGE and six Men Iost

DETROIT, July 24th.-A Free Pres special from
Amherstburg, Ont, says The steam barge d.
". Powers, Of East Saginaw, passed up this
morning. and reports the loss of the barge Theo-
dore PERCY, OF Rondeali, at o clock Saturday
morning during heavy gale. Captain McCor.
mick, of Saginaw and his crew of four and two
Young men from Saginaw, were drowned.
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THE TELEGRAPH WAR.
Latest Phase Of the Proposed Ocean Ca
BILE Consolidation

New YORK, July 24th-The Tribune saws Tho
settlement of the telegraph war is undoubtedly
nearer than IL ever was before. but only IN point
OF time. Nlce-President De Castro of the Com
mercial Cable Company said yesterday that the
puDllshed rumors were absolutely untrue 90 far
as ms company was concerned. Regarding his
visit here he said Mackay had no conference
with Gould, and so far as l know there have
been no overtures for peace on either side /
think the cable war must come 10 an end, as
the rates of the pool companies are certainly
below the cost of doing business We shall not
advance our rate beyond the original one Of 70
cents a word
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DOESN'T KNOW TOO MUCH.
The world - Thinks the President Can
NOT Travel Hoo goou

NEW YORK, July 23d.-[Special-Th World
editoIially says: :. 1t is encouraging TO hear
that the President has determined upon an ex-
tended Western trip. IL wonld have been of
great advantage to Cleveland and the Demo-
cratic party If he had got thousand or two
miles distant from Washington from Massaehu-
sets and from Wall street for observation of the
country and acquaintance with the people a
cOl1Dle of wears ag9. -
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A BEER BOOM.
The San Francisco Brewers Bring the
BOycotters TO Terms

SAN FRANCISCO, July 24th.-Special The
Brewers Arbitration Committee met this after
noon. TIE meeting was private one, aud all
press representatives were excluded But It
tract was signed by the discharged employees bv
the terms OF which they promised the master
brewers that they would refrain from making
any further disturbance If allowed 20 feslnc
work. The attempted boycott on the Philadel-
phia and other brands OF lager beer was aban-
lOncd
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HydrauIioking Probably suspended.

AsN"ir ''"9PDHuSu.
EDs RECORD USioY: ! think hydraulic
mining has been suspended at Indian Dig
gings and also at Slug Gulch, as the EN-
pire canal has carried nothing but clear
water the present week. Respectfully,
Z. S. HALL.
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one Rrute Less

TkLLAHooMA CTenn.l, July 24th.-Dick Hoo
yer, the negro who outraged q negro woman
near FosterTille on Friday evening. was sur
ronded by a body of negro men to-day ut Il
o'clock. two miles and naif from Fosterville
and riddled with bullets.
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SIXTEEN LIVES REPORTED 1osr.
The stranded Xgarblers.

JERSEY CITY u. J), July 24th-The scenory
stage properties, costumes, etc, of the National
Opera Company have been seized by the Sheriff
Mrs. II. X, ThUrber, Of New York City loaned
$4,000 TO the mpany, and she has Instituted
suit to recover the amount. Pspers have been
served on Director Buckley, Of the company, AZ
Paterson, and the Sheriff has Levied on the
goods which are in storage.
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DYSPEPSIA.

The Symptoms: 45.;.g *: Of q 42s..s'. ssss !.
Heartburn, Disle,aion a the Stomach. Head
ache, Bad Breath, Steepiessness, Lev Spirits
AID general pr0stration. Dyspepsia IS jre-
qtently attended Nth Constipation, 5,s seme
times ,giH Dtarr5oH.
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On Monday ali the vessels comprising the
- -; 80 - ~ IS 90 ~ ~ ',i.S' Stei >
various undetended portions of the British coast
to test the efficacy of the English land defensive
q arr.nrarnerf
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PRESIDENTIAL TALK.
Ben. Buffers Opinion of Blaine -opposi-
ton 10 Cleveland.

BosroS July 2ith.-General Butler. in an in
terview with a reporter at the Poland Springs
equipped Of public men. or perhaps shoniI
say one of the best-educated men in all branches
of the Government His service has been long
and OF marked efficiency. He has marked iIts
tensctnal attainments. lie is 4 man of broad
unds rstaEding and dsympathies. His experience
has been long and wide. l have no hesltatiou
whatever In saying that Blaine has a right to
aspire end undoubtedly does aspire to the Presi-
dency" General Butler spoke further OF Blaine
~ a complimentary way, and intimated that
the chances were strong for his denomination in
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NEVADA.

a Fire Near WInnemucca Entails n Loss
of SS,OoG.
IcopWigt, 1857, BY Ae California .lssoeiGed Press
WINHEMUCCA, July 9th The dwelling house
and barn, with their contents Of the Golcouda
Land and Cattle Company, on Rock creek. in
this county, were burned last evening. The
loss is $500. The owners live in California.
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p CARD.

4ErNA SODA COMPANY:
Dear Strs-I am most happy TO render the fol-
lowing statement; I had been afflicted with
dyspeT sia, and for long time suffered its ago
MES, and had also much trouble from insomnia
and dTyness of the throat, the result of dyspep-
sia. By chance l happened to drink bottle of
IEtna Wafer and found il relieved me from the
dryness of the throat. ! continued its use and
my dyspepsia left me, and / can now sleep as
wen as I ever did. 1 have recommended it to
many of my acquaintances similarly afflicted,
and they have experienced the same grateful
results. ". c. REED,
al Battery Street.
San Francisco, May Il, 1857.
Is Mr.. Reed is an old resident OF the Bay
city and well-known among the mercantile
community.
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Made His Home Kun

P57ssBURG. July 2ith.-Telegrams received in
this city tonight announce the death of A. l.
MeKinuon, first bassman of the Pittsburg Base
ball CLUB. az his home in Cambridge, Mass.
where he has been IL with typhoid fever for
about two w6eks
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Rin- GG.r for a Trntter-

DETROIT, July 2Sd.-The sensation in racing
circles here is the offer of Frank Siddal OF $50
900 in cash for Harry Wilkes Siddal Is the
owner of Johnston. His offer for Wilkes was
refused as orlit.Lly rs made
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BosToS. July 2lth.-The managers Of the
leading clearing houses in the United States re-
the port total gross exchanges for the week end
ing July 23d to be Ss57 ,627 ,Si9-an increase of
nor
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Death of General Dunn.

WASHINGTON, July -Brigadier-General
Wm. Mckee Dunn, OF the United states Army
(retiredl, late Judge-Adyocate General died as
his country residence. Fairfax county, Virginia
this morning, in bis 72d year.
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France is now backing out of the affair
Tired of Russian Taictatfoo
Under the Coercion Act.

CALCUTTA, July 2Ith.-An on board the
steamer Mahratta, which foundered off Hoogly
Point were saved except six, including the
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This Needs Exnlanatinn-

STAHKvILLE (Miss,), July 24th.-Rev. W. II.
Gatlin, q colored pastor, was shot and killed to-
day by officers who were attempting to arrest
him. lie bore good character.
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THE ROYAL REVIEW

Began TO thunder forth the royal salute. with
q roar that caused the great vessels to roll and
the sea TO increase its heaving shot after shot
came booming over the water On such vessels
as had no masts or tuTIets, the bTcastworkS and
decks were lined by Jack " tars, aud the
Queen had no reason to complain of her reeep-
ton, either ON the progress down or the return TO
Osborne, which was safely reached before
6 p NJ
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AFFAIRE D'HoNNEUR.
Paul De Cassagnac Brings Another Duel
Upon His Hands.


PARIS, July 25th.-M. Cassagnac has published
a fiat denial of the story that eighty-tour GEN
erals propose a coup d etat TO General Boulan-
ger, and has challenged La France
to publish their names. La France has
asked General Ferron's permission to pub
lish the names After denying the story
Cassagnac printed an article headed Coward
Liar, etc" The result is that NJ. Laur, admit
ting himself to be the aathor OF the original
letters referring to the matter has challenged
NJ. Cassagnac to fight duel.
LaJtStce considers the letters of too small con-
sequence TO be worth any bother, aud it ex-
pressed the opinion that too great liberties have
General Boulanger i'll the intimacy of his home
circle.
LaEfaHce is now backing out of the affair
Tired of Russian nictation.
CoNsTASTISoPLE, July 2ith.-Advlces received
here indicate that the Bulgarlans are about to
proclaim their independence.
The Country of the Alps.
LONDON, July 2ith.-A heavy hailstorm has
swept over Switzerland, doing great damage to
crops in Lucerne.
The Pilgrims Saved.
CALCUTTA, July 2ith.-An on board the
steamer Mahratta, which toundered off Hoogly
Point, were saved except six including the
Chief Engineer.
Under the Coercion Act.
DUBLIN, July 24th.-The counties of Cork,
Limerick, Kilkenny, 1ipperary, Waterford,
Wexford Donegal and Monaghan have been
proclaimed
SURPRISE IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 24th.-The Daily Ne,os says The
Dublin proclamation has surprised even those
who believed in the lost scrupulosity of the
present Irish Government.
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CHICAGO, July 2lth.-The information III At
States Attorney Grinnel could not keep his
engagement with McGarigle was, it seems, COM
muntcated to McGar1gle before 630 2. NJ Nc
Garigle was deeply disappointed. and pleaded
with the Sheriff to be taken home anyhow
Chief Clerk Doherty would be there, McGarigle
said to make a final settlement of the ex-
Hardens accounts DobeIty was not at Nc
Garigies residence, and tonight denied having
had any appointment with him. This fact
coupled with the statements of neiShbors-that
horse ana buggy were waiting last night near
that matters were prc-arranged. it is but six
teen minutes ride to the pier at Evanston
where tug might easily have been taken. The
inference is drawn in some quarters that Nc
GaIigle is afoat in Lake Michigan, safe on his
Way TO the Straits of Mackiuau
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q CARD.

take pleasure in certifying to the medicinal
a years constant use of the Etne that | am
convinced of its splendid remedial qualities.
AS general regulator of the system it cannot
be too highly praised. From my own personal
experience believe it will prove blessing to
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! PERFECT DELUGE,
Effects of a Summer shower Over in
Massachusetts.

Massachusetts.
LAKE PLEASANT ,Mass.), July 24th.-This has
been the most severe rainstorm known IN this
vicinity. The water in Lake Pleasant is two
feet higher than ever before. The rOe- of the
mountain streams sounds like tha; of the ocean
aud can be heaUd from three TO four miles dis
tant. There was a rise in the Connections
river OF ten feet III one hour and twenty min
uies. No trains have passed here since morn
ing a WaShout j. reported on the titchbug
roGd near ErVing, 100 feet long and - feet deep
All carriage roads in this vicinity are damaged,
aud ESny bridges carried away
SIXTEEN LIVES REPORTED lost.
SPRINGFIELD Cfass.), July 2tth-l0 ?. IA
special from Great Darlington reports that
eighteen lives were lost by food there. The
particulars have not been received.
1t IS reported that two dams gave way In
Williamsburg this evening, but the particulars
has nor been received.
OUT OF THE FIRE AND Up INTO THE FRYING-PAN,
BosToN, July 2hh-A later dispatch frou
Great Darlington says that but one life was lost.
Frank Charles Drum, Of Craryvlle. climbed
into railroad tank to escape from the flood
and was drowned. Twenty-thTee bridges are
gone, besides grist mills dams and factories
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"a CARD.

one signed by my old friend, i. A. Murch, who
fought Indians with me under my command
over thirty years ago, I was induced to try a
ago taken down with paralysis, losing the use OF
my right side, and l suffered in consequence
from dyspepsia neuralgia, kidney disease, loss
of eye-siPht, hearing and speech. Icommenced
TO use IEGna the fiIst of last month, drinking q
large glassful twice day, one in the morning
on arising and the other at night. 1 felt the
happy eff CT 1t had on me from the commence
ment. find my Old friend Murch's testimonial
true to the letter, for it IS having the same
splendid effect on ME.
JAMES MCMAHON,
n f. cor. Washington aud Battery streets
San Francisco, june l. 1857.
So Mr.. Mcmahon is one of the Oldest of old
Cadf0rnaus, and Will cheerfully contim his
statement at his place of business.
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Ms ~ KIDNArtp2

CHICAGO, July 2lth.-P. MA novel theory to
explain the disappearance OF MtGaligie was
quite generally discussed This evening. The
id5a was nothing less than that McGarigle had
been kidnapped. His former companions in the
Doodle ring were the persons suspected of max
ing away with him. The motive ascribed is
fear that MeGarigle, whom they undoubtedly
knew was negotiating with the State Attorney
would make such disclosures rs would beyond
peTadventure send all the indicted Commits
sioneTs to the penitentiary, and also involve
persons not in Office, but OF infinitely greater
importance than those yet brought to book
The States attorney acknowledged tonight
that the sticking point in the conference be
TWEEN himself and McGsrigle was the refusal
OF the latter to say he would give information
duplicating Mcdonald 70 bear out the kid
naping theory, attention was called to numer-
ous suspicious circumstances, slight in them
selves but the greatest stress is laid on the fact
that recapture meant to McGargie u rigorous
prosecution on twenty-One additional indict-
ments while disclosures such as were desired
guaranteed him his freedom and no risk exccpt
from the anger OF his associates
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Although McGarigle was in the custody Of the
Sheriff on the case for which he was tried and
convicted, he was still under bonds of over 500
men are N. G. Mcdonald and a prominent mer-
chart, Z. J. Lehman. This evening States At
torney Grinnei declared pnqualidodly that his
ton9smen were yet liable, and in case that No
Garlsle was not reeaptured the bonds would Ger
tainiy be Forfeited,
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.'TA-TAr
\ Convicted BoodIer Gives the Chicago
Sheriff The Sin

Sheriff the slip.
CHICAGO, July 2ith-W J. MeGaliclc. the con
vicied bOodler, has escaped. An day to-day
every available policeman and detective in Chi
cago was trying vainly TO find him. He was
the former Chief OF Police OF the city. Tcle-
grams had been sent all over the c0uatry in
hope of heading him of, but Notwithstanding
these efforts towards his recapturc little hone is
entertained that ne will ever again be in the
custody Of the people Of Cook county, the peo.
pie at whose unlawful expense he throye and
fattencd Tor years.
Last evening Sheriff Matsou took McGariele
10 his residence. and while there the prisoner
asked permission to take a bath. He was per
mitted TO enter the bathroom and close the
door. In Il few minutes the sheriff called for
the prisoner but the bird had flown.
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DR. Il. P cAILuNnAN

lbIo Lagllla Street. :
San Francisco, May 81, 1857.
Rs Dr. Callundan is one of San Francisco s
well known and reputable physicians, and
whose testimony is especially valuable from
the fact that it IS not theory, but personal expe-
rience.
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To Improve Shasta County,

ANDERSON, July 2th-A corporation has been
formed here TO be known as the anderson I'm
proyement Company, with capital stock of
$4,000. 1t has for its obiccl the erection Of
warehouses, water works and other improve
ments of advantage to the town,
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WOODLAND, July 2Iih.-A school election was
held here yesterday, at which Il tax of s. 500
was voted with which to improve the three
public-school buildings Of the town Ouly 13S
votes were cast, lO7 being for the tax.
b. r. Blowers who has been Eas. for three
months in the interest of the California Fruit
Union has returned home and reports prospects
fAYorabiu for California prOducts.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Los ANGELES BURNS OUT HER
CHINATOWN.
\ $4,000 Fire at the Bay-The Un-
loaded Pistol Gets In Its
Work as Usual.
PACIFIC COAST.
FORTY THOUSAND,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uN1os.l !
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Copyright, 1857, BY te California Assoeiaie.l Press
Los ANGELES, July 2ith.-F. j. Barrett, ma
tive of New York, and a well known stockraiser
and formerly President of the Los Angeles
Agricultural association, died yesterday morn
ing.
bishop LORD who for some time past has been
confined to his bed with an Galiction OF the
eye, is improving, and the fears that he would
lose his vision are hoped to be at an end.
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The Sports Get Cinched.

tCoFyT7g, l6s7 Jy tke CollofHia Associated Fres5j
LIvERMoRE, July 24th.-The Grseco-Ron,an
wrestling match at the Farmers Union Theatcr
last night between Gideon Perry, of LiVernore,
and ]. Carroll of Oakland, was won by Perry
in the first two bouts. Considerable money went
into the pool-bOx. the Sacramento and Oakland
sports losing several hundred dollars.
Natural (ns Nnn- L ir-o,.r,.,-a
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wnAr oovrrxon ALeER SAYS.

NEW YORK, July 24th.-Ex-Governor AIger of
Michigan, who sailed for Europe yesterday
said; Two months ago, while was prepared
pared to say that thought he was the strongest
man for the party. do think so now, aud saw
1t uahesitalingly. The people are for Blaine with
out any donbt. have been oYerthe country a
great deal and l have found the same seiti-
ment for him everywhere among the people,
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CHICAGO, July 4th.--A Bourbon Democrat
was here the otner day and he is for Hill. Jh,s
Is exactly what he said: ] an opposed TO MT
Cleveland at every turn of the wheel / have
done everything that can against him and
10 continue 70 do 80. an for q man who
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Injury to a. Miner.

CHIoo, July 2ith.-As Ed. Martin, young
miner working in a mine near Loveloek's, was
preparing Il blast yesterday giaut-powder
cartridge which he was holding in his hand
was in some inexplicable way exploded tear
ing off the two middle fingers of his left hand
and mangling the palm of the hand in a sick
ening manner. Mediealad was at once called
and il is hoped that the hand can be saved,
though it is doubtful proposition.
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Result OF a Saturday Night spre

iOo1yIi Iool Oy lc lai 1T,lal ass0clalea Ircss.
SAN JeSE. July 24th.-Jose Robes, a Mexican
miner, aged G. years, fell down an abandoned
Shait at New Almeden this morning st O'Clock
aud a haif-hour later died from conclusion of
the brain. At the time of the accident he was
on his way home ever trail, and owing 70 his
being drunk ne fell hsadlong INTO the SHAFT lie
WAS unmarried
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Mineral Waters have no hesitancy in saying
that have never found the equal of the 4Etna
as a regulating tonic. l have tried numerous
mineral waters, both foreign and home produe
ton, snd have yet to find the waters that do as
much for me as the IEtna. It's medicinal prop
critics are unqueStioned
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san Francisco, May 80, 1887.
ES- Mr.. Goodwin, 1t is needless 70 say, is one
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taste. Contains Iron fo- the blood, Po-
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for Mslasia, Dyspepsia and General De-
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ties. Price, 81 80 per case (deiiverad).
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